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The CT features of focal organizing pneumonia show wide variation, and some type B and C lesions are suggestive of benign lesions. However, other lesions may be difficult to differentiate from bronchogenic carcinoma even with CT.

of involvement of the peripheral and/or axial portions of the lung. In 1 1 of the 20Johkoh.cases, the CT findings were correlated with the results of pulmonary function tests.

The detection of small peripheral carcinomas on chest radiographs is influenced by tumor size and extent of GGO as seen at thin-section CT.